tacoman25
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Of course. It's just interesting that despite the warming we've seen, over the short term there can still be some very cold periods regionally. This convo started, of course, with short term extreme warmth examples - which also happened to a slightly less warm degree 100 years ago.
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All models showing around 2-3" for most the metro Sat night. We might somehow finish this craptastic month with a respectable amount of snowfall.
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Finally something to track!
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The thing is, similarly extreme patterns have happened in the past. Look at 1917 or 1933. Crazy warmth in some areas, crazy cold others. Main difference now is everything is a degree or two warmer - but 90% of it is driven by the pattern, which I don't believe is driven by AGW.
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Yeah, but all you see from the alarmists in this thread is examples of extreme warmth. Because...well, it makes more sense. Just reading this, you would have no idea that it's actually been quite cold throughout large parts of North America over the past month. This can and does still happen, despite AGW. And this map doesn't even include Alaska, where Juneau and Fairbanks are running -13 and -16 anomalies this month respectively.
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Looks like DEN hit 75 today, tying their all-time December high from 1980. The December record for Denver comes from the old city station in 1939, with an absurd temp of 79. So sick of this pattern we're stuck in, and it's awful for the mountains/ski season/tourism/etc. And still no sign of meaningful change 10-14 days down the road.
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Yeah, I saw a big dust cloud towards Boulder driving up to Thornton on 25 yesterday, but winds throughout most the metro area were pretty weak.
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Very persistent pattern. Something similar has happened before...1917 had an insanely warm and persistent pattern for the PNW/West. This one just looks a bit warmer and more persistent. Don't tell the residents of Juneau, Fairbanks, or Whitehorse that this is what future Decembers will look like. All three are on track for one of their coldest Decembers on record.
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I agree that wind events are more common in La Ninas. But the current pattern we've been stuck in for the past 10 days or so is atypical, with a parade of super-juiced, subtropical atmospheric rivers hitting the PNW, which is what's leading to this crazy westerly flow across the continent. It's leading to record warmth across the West, meanwhile up north they're in the deep freeze. Places like Juneau, AK are having one of the coldest Decembers in many years.
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Yep, raging Chinooks thanks to the Pacific firehouse that's been hitting the PNW. Hopefully this pattern doesn't persist too much longer.
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Meh, from watching those maps over the years, seems like we're in D1 or higher most the time. Nothing to really be concerned about until you get to D3.
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How can we forget the hundreds of millions of lives that were lost...
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Up to 6" here, still coming down.
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4.5" here so far.
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The author admitted he was frustrated that his climate posts weren't getting enough attention...
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Models all seem to be in agreement on a 3-6" storm on Wed for the metro area. Let's see how we can screw this one up.
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.4" here!
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They do exist: https://www.caranddriver.com/kia/ev4
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Looks like they're starting to come into general agreement for a quick 1-3" for much of the Front Range with the cold front Friday overnight.
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I don't think the point was that there is no alternative, just that we are hooked on oil in so many ways that there simply is no way to fully transition away from it at this point. And as far as energy/power goes, we are a long ways from being able to fully rely on electric. Not to mention the challenges that the current AI race is adding to the mix, with the enormous need for power there.
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Latest Euro gives us a couple shots of snow. And yeah, pretty chilly.
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He says a lot more than that in that scene...not that I buy all of it, just thought there was some interesting points brought up.
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Sure, anyone who points this out is a denier...it's the same dogma that leads to "everything about climate change is CATASTROPHIC and EVIL!"
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What could go wrong?
